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‘The Nun’ Succeeds In Its Setting, Falls Short Within Its Conventional Narrative

Murjani Rawls -
Photo Credit: New Line CinemaWith 2016's The Conjuring 2, the Warrens venture to Great Britain to investigate what would be referred to as the...
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Staff Reactions: The Second Halloween 2018 Trailer

Pop-Break Staff -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_-x4Dwz-rU The latest trailer for Halloween dropped this week, and our resident horror aficionados, whose love for the genre sprung from viewing the original Michael...
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BreakCast: Our Way Too Early Oscars Predictions Part 2

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https://soundcloud.com/popbreakdotcombreakcast/2019-oscars-late-summerfall-predictions Welcome to our "Way too Early Oscar Predictions" Part 2. This is a regular podcast where film editor Marisa Carpico, TV editor Matt Taylor, and...
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Kusama Infinity: A Portrait of the Artist by Other People

Marisa Carpico -
Yayoi Kusama is the world's most successful living female artist. Her sculptures, paintings and performance art have been exhibited all over the world for...
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Will The Purge Work as a TV Series?

Matt Taylor -
This week, USA will take an interesting stab at launching a new cable series. The network, once known for Law & Order reruns and...
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Review: Kin Isn’t Perfect, But It’s Much Better Than Its Release Date Suggests

Tom Moore -
When a new sci-fi drama produced by the people who brought us Stranger Things and Arrival, one wouls expect to see a solid mash-up...
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The BreakCast: Tropic Thunder 10th Anniversary Retrospective

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https://soundcloud.com/popbreakdotcombreakcast/tropic-thunder-retrospective Podcast time! Since Tropic Thunder, the 2008 comedy directed by Ben Stiller, recently celebrated its 10th anniversary, Senior Writers Aaron and Josh Sarnecky sat down...
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A-X-L Review: It’s Been Done Before, and Better

Ben Murchison -
Sometimes I go into movies with such low expectations that I come away surprised at how much I really enjoyed a film, Solo: A...
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Review: Operation Finale’s Potential Is Not Fully Realized

Aaron Sarnecky -
Operation Finale Plot Summary: In 1960 a team of Israeli Mossad agents travel to Argentina to apprehend Adolf Eichmann (Ben Kingsley), the architect of the...
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Papillon Review: Stick with the Original

Matt Taylor -
Papillon is the hardest kind of film to review, because it simply exists. On a technical level, it is mostly fine, with sets and...
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The BreakCast: How Crazy Rich Asians Became the Surprise Hit of 2018

Pop-Break Staff -
https://soundcloud.com/popbreakdotcombreakcast/crazy-rich-asians-and-how-this-movie-became-the-surprise-hit-of-2018 Crazy Rich Asians is one of the surprise hits of not just the summer, but of 2018. Pop Break's film editor Marisa Carpico, and...
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The Happytime Murders Review : Fun But Not for Everyone

Tommy Tracy -
The moment I heard about The Happytime Murders, I thought it was either going to be the comedy of the summer, or a candidate...
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